1923
DOI: 10.1007/bf01723361
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Beiträge zur Physiologie der Magenmuskulatur

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“…Atropine blocks the action of both drugs, but is without effect on vagal stimulation. Eserine by itself is without effect, but causes strong contractions along with acetylcholine (Aikawa, 193 I ; Barrington, 1942; Carlson & Luckhardt, 1921;Dixon, 1902; Epstein, 1931Eura, 1927;Fiihner, 1918; Gellhorn & Budde, 1923; Yuh, 1931-3). In the same animals most observers have recorded that adrenaline reduces the tone and inhibits automatic contractions of oesophagus and stomach (Carlson & Luckhardt, 1921; Epstein, 1931Epstein, , 1932aEura, 1927; Gellhorn & Budde, 1923; Yuh, 1931-3).…”
Section: (4) Function Of the Autonomic Systems Of Amphibiamentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Atropine blocks the action of both drugs, but is without effect on vagal stimulation. Eserine by itself is without effect, but causes strong contractions along with acetylcholine (Aikawa, 193 I ; Barrington, 1942; Carlson & Luckhardt, 1921;Dixon, 1902; Epstein, 1931Eura, 1927;Fiihner, 1918; Gellhorn & Budde, 1923; Yuh, 1931-3). In the same animals most observers have recorded that adrenaline reduces the tone and inhibits automatic contractions of oesophagus and stomach (Carlson & Luckhardt, 1921; Epstein, 1931Epstein, , 1932aEura, 1927; Gellhorn & Budde, 1923; Yuh, 1931-3).…”
Section: (4) Function Of the Autonomic Systems Of Amphibiamentioning
confidence: 99%